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1983 — Volume 1

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REDGMENT V MINISTER OF DEFENCE
1983 (1) ZLR 1 (H)
S V ZISHUMBA & OTHERS
1983 (1) ZLR 10 (H)
GREENACRES FARM (PVT) LTD V HADDON MOTORS (PVT) LTD
1983 (1) ZLR 17 (S)
S V MUNJARANJI
1983 (1) ZLR 22 (S)
MANDLBAUR V MANDLBAUR
1983 (1) ZLR 26 (H)
S V CHIROODZA
1983 (1) ZLR 38 (H)
S V KOMBAYI
1983 (1) ZLR 44 (S)
WITHAM V DIRECTOR OF CIVIL AVIATION & ANOTHER
1983 (1) ZLR 52 (H)
S V MAFUKA
1983 (1) ZLR 60 (H)
OLSEN V STANDALOFT
1983 (1) ZLR 67 (S)
CONE TEXTILES (PVT) LTD V REDGMENT & OTHERS
1983 (1) ZLR 88 (S)
MINISTER OF HOME AFFAIRS V BICKLE
1983 (1) ZLR 99 (S)
S V PANJE
1983 (1) ZLR 108 (H)
S V ZVONDANI & OTHERS
1983 (1) ZLR 111 (S)
CHIBANDA V KING
1983 (1) ZLR 116 (H)
S V MUTADZA
1983 (1) ZLR 123 (H)
S V TSHUMA
1983 (1) ZLR 129 (H)
S V NYAMWEDA
1983 (1) ZLR 131 (S)
BARKER MCCORMAC (PVT) LTD V GOVERNMENT OF KENYA
1983 (1) ZLR 137 (H)
HEWLETT V CHIPUNZA
1983 (1) ZLR 148 (H)
R LTD & ANOTHER V COMMISSIONER OF TAXES
1983 (1) ZLR 157 (H)
HICKMAN & ANOTHER V MINISTER OF HOME AFFAIRS AND ANOTHER
1983 (1) ZLR 180 (H)
S V CHINGANI & OTHERS
1983 (1) ZLR 188 (H)
STANDARD TRUST LTD NO V MASTER OF THE HIGH COURT
1983 (1) ZLR 192 (H)
LERM V HAMANDISHE NO & ANOTHER
1983 (1) ZLR 196 (H)
S V NCUBE
1983 (1) ZLR 200 (H)
S V MAKINA
1983 (1) ZLR 202 (H)
MINISTER OF DEFENCE V REDGMENT
1983 (1) ZLR 206 (S)
B V K
1983 (1) ZLR 212 (HC)
S V JAKARASI
1983 (1) ZLR 218 (S)
S V THOMSEN
1983 (1) ZLR 226 (H)
MASUKUSA V NATIONAL FOODS LTD & ANOTHER
1983 (1) ZLR 232 (H)
MOLL V COMMISSIONER OF POLICE & OTHERS
1983 (1) ZLR 238 (H)
S V TAMI & OTHERS
1983 (1) ZLR 246 (H)
S V MAPFUMO & OTHERS
1983 (1) ZLR 250 (S)
S V YOUNG
1983 (1) ZLR 258 (S)
S V CHIKEYA
1983 (1) ZLR 266 (S)
BAECK V BRIGHTON NO & ANOTHER
1983 (1) ZLR 270 (H)
S V ANDREW
1983 (1) ZLR 289 (H)
S V CHAMBOKO
1983 (1) ZLR 292 (H)
S V CHIVANGA
1983 (1) ZLR 297 (S)
S V KAMTANDE
1983 (1) ZLR 302 (H)
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S v CHAMBOKO 1983 (1) ZLR 292 (H)

Case details
Citation
1983 (1) ZLR 292 (H)
Case No
Details not supplied
Court
High Court, Harare
Judge
McNally & Korsah JJ
Heard
13 June 1983
Judgment
22 June 1983
Counsel
K J van Huyssteen, for the appellant. Miss S Ahmed, for the respondent.
Case Type
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Flynote

Criminal procedure — sentence — theft — award of compensation made to complainant in terms of s 341(11) of Criminal Procedure and Evidence Act [Chapter 59] - award c insufficient to cover sum stolen — portion of sentence suspended on condition that balance paid.

Headnote

The appellant pleaded guilty to the theft from his employer of $1 782.52. He was sentenced to a term of imprisonment of which portion was suspended. Compensation in the sum of $1 000 was awarded in terms of s 341(11) of the Criminal Procedure and Evidence Act D [Chapter 59]; the complainant waived any right to an award in excess of $1 000. The complainant had available to it money due to the appellant totalling $1 896.63.

Held, that it was not in accordance with the principle of restitution to offer no inducement E to an accused who, as here, could make restitution in full. The fact that compensation had been awarded in terms of s 341(11) did not prevent the Court from making an order for a suspension of sentence conditional on making restitution in full or the wrongdoer from offering further reparation. It has never been the policy of the law to sanction the enjoyment of the fruits of crime by the criminal. Accordingly, a further portion of the sentence of imprisonment would be suspended on condition that the F appellant repaid the outstanding sum due.

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